Something Like This Happen To You

[qwertyup23]

We experienced unexpected events or moments in gambling like this one, you are calling it off a day in a session then you're suddenly on a winning streak thinking that it's your time to get back what you've lost will you go or will you stop and come back the next day.

I'm sometimes tempted to continue but I know you cannot beat the house, so most of the time I just call it a day and just wished that tomorrow or next time it's my lucky day. What about you what's your take.

The House will always have the better edge in a gambling casino or establishment. Since these casinos are considered as businesses, people would at least provide a slight advantage to their business over the gamblers in order to at least earn profit. This is also the reason on why gambling is very popular and profitable but it requires a tremendous amount of capital in order to operate the business.

Personally, I like what you said that no matter what happens, one cannot just simply "defeat the house." I think this must serve as a reminder not just for me but to anyone who experiences winning/losing streak during their time. This must also be a warning that further gambling can either make/break your winnings in the process.

[Uang_kartal]

the shadow of a thing that might feel belongs to someone (luck). it's just a turning point. I personally never go back if luck hasn't come at the right time. the game is just a game and it (bonus) will come if the time is right. luck is indeed will come again, maybe but randomly and can't be wanted at will.
any financial activity to do with which we are able to risk it.
if you can, you can return to the arena to try again.

[blockman]

I know this feeling haha, most times this happens when gambling is about to take away all of your money. You go on a losing streak; give up on gambling, come back again, gamble win big. Then you feel this big urge to continue betting (which is definitely not good haha). I think to survive gambling, you must be disciplined enough to have a gambling budget and always remove profits each time

Yeah, everybody knows what this feeling is. When we're too confident, it's scary that the opposite of what we're feeling is about to come. Not to break the confidence and determination when you're on a winning streak but you should really call it a day and stop as soon as possible.
You don't have to allow the casino to take back what has been yours after going on a winning streak.

if you can, you can return to the arena to try again.

Much better after taking your capital and a few profits.

[Cookdata]

We experienced unexpected events or moments in gambling like this one, you are calling it off a day in a session then you're suddenly on a winning streak thinking that it's your time to get back what you've lost will you go or will you stop aTherend come back the next day.

I'm sometimes tempted to continue but I know you cannot beat the house, so most of the time I just call it a day and just wished that tomorrow or next time it's my lucky day. What about you what's your take.

There should be a limit to playing, especially when you're losing, it's not a law, but every player should have one and stick to it, it will always help you relax and know how to restrategize. I'm not sure if I'm the only one who feels the house sometimes deploys a technique to put you behind and let you win intentionally to discourage you from playing, but I've noticed they do this in the ratio of 9:1, they win 9 and you win 1, and when you add it all up, you wouldn't have anything.
If I take a break from gambling, no amount of bonus will bring me back to that platform just to stress my brain when I know that I will lose again.

[michellee]

the shadow of a thing that might feel belongs to someone (luck). it's just a turning point. I personally never go back if luck hasn't come at the right time. the game is just a game and it (bonus) will come if the time is right. luck is indeed will come again, maybe but randomly and can't be wanted at will.
any financial activity to do with which we are able to risk it.
if you can, you can return to the arena to try again.

Gambling games are just games that will continue to tempt us to keep playing and it depends on how we can stop ourselves from being there. While luck itself will never come again and again to help us win the game and only selected people can get a chance to win. Never take too big a risk if you can't handle it because it will cost you big money. You have to take responsibility for yourself and your money if you don't want to get lost.

[Wind_FURY]

All of us who gamble know how much that could be tempting whenever you are betting, and you are winning. You might think that you are the King of the World or something like that. To that extent, it would seem impossible to be taken down not until you lose it all. I know I have experienced that.

Experienced players probably would limit themselves to a certain amount on their balance and just continue another day. I have experienced this, and it's effective. Just have limits, and I think you would be okay.

"Just have limits" is very easy to follow if you're winning or losing little by little "slowly", giving your brain time to properly process everything. But if you have a losing streak right at the first 10 minutes of the game, reaching your budget limit immediately/making you emotional, I believe it would enough stress to make plebs like us to break that rule.

[danherbias07]

Call it a day after losing 1/4 of the profit again. 
Kind of my traditional way of thinking when I am playing card games, dice, or any type of game that is played fast. I know I will lose because like you said, the house will always win it back. But there's a choice to not let them take everything.
The temptation will pull you back and you cannot stop it. Let it pull you but just for just a little amount and have the mindset that after losing it you will stop. If it wins more and reached your quota then do the same.

[Wind_FURY]

Call it a day after losing 1/4 of the profit again. 

Kind of my traditional way of thinking when I am playing card games, dice, or any type of game that is played fast. I know I will lose because like you said, the house will always win it back. But there's a choice to not let them take everything.

The temptation will pull you back and you cannot stop it. Let it pull you but just for just a little amount and have the mindset that after losing it you will stop. If it wins more and reached your quota then do the same.

I believe from the "house's" standpoint, the people who regularly gamble are simply in one long gambling session in their balance sheets. From their point of view, if you keep coming back, you're just holding your winnings in your wallet temporarily for the day. You're only a real winner against the house if you win then truly stop gambling, OR you keep coming back for the casino to continue tallying your wins and loses.

[Kakmakr]

I go through mixed emotions when I gamble....

1. At first I enjoy it, because it is supposed to be entertainment.... right?
2. Wrong... it is a "Hamster in a Wheel" experience with me... every day! You grind it out for hours and get only small wins.
3. When I start losing too much, I increase the bet size.... thinking I can win bigger, if I bet higher. (forgetting that you lose more too)
4. Then when my balance are almost empty, I go for something like "Crash" with a few large bets..hoping to hit the high multiplier.. but it never happens. I end on a zero balance... with an intense urge to kick something
5. I then take a small break.... deposit again ....and rinse and repeat.

Now... if that is not the definition of insanity, then I must be the King of England.  

[ChiBitCTy]

We experienced unexpected events or moments in gambling like this one, you are calling it off a day in a session then you're suddenly on a winning streak thinking that it's your time to get back what you've lost will you go or will you stop and come back the next day.

I'm sometimes tempted to continue but I know you cannot beat the house, so most of the time I just call it a day and just wished that tomorrow or next time it's my lucky day. What about you what's your take.

Some people can certainly beat the house. There’s a decent number of people whom are actually banned from entering some casinos since they’ve done so well (I think this is mostly due to winning games of blackjack). As for your question I’m kind of the same, if I get on a real hot streak I tend to walk away in order to keep my gains, regardless if that means I’m giving up some potential further upside.

[madnessteat]

It all depends on my mood, but I always strive to leave the casino immediately after winning. For example, if I made a deposit of $100 I am ready to stop the game having increased my deposit up to $150. Of course it also happens that even after winning I lose everything and leave with empty pockets. I consider myself a player who has a sufficient level of self-control, but sometimes I have a strong desire to risk the entire deposit and I play to the last. 

[Japinat]

We experienced unexpected events or moments in gambling like this one, you are calling it off a day in a session then you're suddenly on a winning streak thinking that it's your time to get back what you've lost will you go or will you stop and come back the next day.

I'm sometimes tempted to continue but I know you cannot beat the house, so most of the time I just call it a day and just wished that tomorrow or next time it's my lucky day. What about you what's your take.

If you are lucky just seize the moment, only the brave will do that, so if you are brave, you'll not be afraid to go all in. There's no tomorrow especially if you are just relying on luck, you cannot win in gambling that way, there are only a few times that you are lucky so take advantage of that.

However, the most important is for you to know your limit, set your winning limit so you will know when to stop.

[Apocollapse]

Some people can certainly beat the house. There’s a decent number of people whom are actually banned from entering some casinos since they’ve done so well (I think this is mostly due to winning games of blackjack). As for your question I’m kind of the same, if I get on a real hot streak I tend to walk away in order to keep my gains, regardless if that means I’m giving up some potential further upside.

Is this actually true? Experienced and skillful gamblers is mostly a high roller, if the casino ban him because he's just a popular gambler and not because of the suspicious activity, I think the gamblers can make an accusations against that's casino since it's doesn't right. Although he's a great gambler, after all he will need a luck to get a better card rather than his opponent.

[gagux123]

I confess that I already lost money in gambling, but nothing very significant, I confess that sometimes greed can speak louder!! and so we must keep attentive

What to watch out for from gambling games? what you need to do is self-control. If you want to play every day, I suggest you allocate the maximum funds you can spend. if your allocation is $500, then stop when it's all up. Don't be too curious about luck in the next round.
if you have won in a row, then immediately go out and come back the next day. although this is the most difficult part. because we will feel today is our greatest luck. This is the nature of gambling game lovers. I'm sure all gamblers experience it too.

Hmm....thanks for this advice!

Before I started gambling, I never imagined that it could become an addiction, but with my experience and vision I have today, gambling can be something "beneficial" for a person, for example, having fun and gambling to pass the time (this is my case), but on the other hand, gambling can be extremely vicious to the person and also for others around them (family, children, friends)

[Spack17]

Everyone must have lost in gambling. Cause that's the law of the game. The most important thing is to stop gambling when you lose. You don't lose any more when you do this. Take a break for a while and come back stronger.

[Cling18]

We experienced unexpected events or moments in gambling like this one, you are calling it off a day in a session then you're suddenly on a winning streak thinking that it's your time to get back what you've lost will you go or will you stop and come back the next day.

I'm sometimes tempted to continue but I know you cannot beat the house, so most of the time I just call it a day and just wished that tomorrow or next time it's my lucky day. What about you what's your take.

If it happens and if I reach my target prize, I usually stop for I believe that if I'll aim for more I could lose everything. Sometimes we have to be contented and try not to be too greedy. Profit is still a profit no matter how big or small it is. Being greedy could only make us break the win streak that we might experience.

[TopT3ns]

We experienced unexpected events or moments in gambling like this one, you are calling it off a day in a session then you're suddenly on a winning streak thinking that it's your time to get back what you've lost will you go or will you stop and come back the next day.

I'm sometimes tempted to continue but I know you cannot beat the house, so most of the time I just call it a day and just wished that tomorrow or next time it's my lucky day. What about you what's your take.

I've experienced something like that, I was able to get a lot of profit instantly on the same day and after that I didn't make a profit withdrawal and instead continued gambling and immediately the profit I got was lost, from that incident I can use it for an important lesson that when I get a lot of wins then I have to go out and make a profit withdrawal, when you want to enter again then maybe you can use a different user so the system won't know that it was you who won a very large amount.

[Wind_FURY]

We experienced unexpected events or moments in gambling like this one, you are calling it off a day in a session then you're suddenly on a winning streak thinking that it's your time to get back what you've lost will you go or will you stop and come back the next day.

I'm sometimes tempted to continue but I know you cannot beat the house, so most of the time I just call it a day and just wished that tomorrow or next time it's my lucky day. What about you what's your take.

Some people can certainly beat the house. There’s a decent number of people whom are actually banned from entering some casinos since they’ve done so well (I think this is mostly due to winning games of blackjack).

Because of card counting, giving the ability for the players to change the odds into their favor, no? But what other casino games can a player change the odds into his/her favor? I believe that argument is moot.

As for your question I’m kind of the same, if I get on a real hot streak I tend to walk away in order to keep my gains, regardless if that means I’m giving up some potential further upside.

But will you come back and play again? Or walk away forever and truly call yourself a "winner"? Because from the casinos' perspective, it's only long gambling session if you keep going back to play.

[Maestro75]

Now gambling is in the blood.  No human can survive without blood.  It is difficult for gamblers to survive without such gambling

Yes no human can survive without blood in their system but let not gambling be in your blood. Do not be addicted to it to that point you can not live without gambling. Let everything you are doing be moderate. Am yet to find anyone who is addicted to gambling making anything great from it. Most people who hit jackpot in gambling are those who just took their chances a few times, and not the addicts.

[Slow death]

The House will always have the better edge in a gambling casino or establishment.

as the name says: "gambling", by itself you can understand that people only win by luck, while the owners of bookmakers do not make money by luck, they make money thanks to people's bad luck, and in mathematics casino owners are favored while gamblers or gamblers are disadvantaged in odds. That's why even though it's impossible for a person to think that they'll always be on a winning streak, it's also impossible to overcome the house. a good thing that has been introduced is the asia handicap, at least with that one can reduce his loss when placing a bet. but at the same time the odd becomes low, and if there's one thing I've noticed in the game of chance, it's that I never make bets with low odds because in the long run they are not profitable unless the person makes a multi bet